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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
rrrx~-at mention.

M r Craig, Cd NewhaIl. was in the
riiry yuEtsraay-
MS. Baker returned from San Fran
r;izue. yssteraay-
IL waaawurtb returned home from
tine martin ysstsndny-
wendell E4stan arrived home from San
Fruncis,s yesterday
H B. wilkins. of the C. S. railway,
was IN ans city yesterday.
j. j. Sc1alleit returned home by The
tram frun SRn Francisco, yesterday.
DHa- Mcfarland Was among the ar
rswsls Ry trAin frurn San Francisco yes
1frdtRy-
Detaclrs Burke. OF tina Southern Pa
r:air CSlnpauy, arrived here by the train
ytssicfday-
Jesse YErnell arrived home from San
Diego yattaraay. He says other things
ias.si&es -fhay and climate Gre booming
m sshut lively city.
A Donraas White, advance agent OF II.
N C. MlnerFs -sZitks' company, arrived
Essre yesterany I'd prepare for that at
auactl1m at the Grand next week
Mr. Gao C. Hagar. az Santa Ana.
w,ns srea yesterday TO Jnlia W. Hanna.
Happy dnFs 10 the happy couple, many
Uf 1Ihtsm mud nHRlioyed IN their blissl
Col Jlm Thompson, the iailer, who
hms 9aseh III f0r long time, was able to
4 be aut ON the street yesterday TO the
\ Ersnt sa1iEfaetiun OF his many friends.
III Mrs. Il. W. Gi1bert, of st. PaEl,
Miun-, unofher OF MIR. c. S. Gilbert Of
ahis scitv, arrived Tuesday. On the Santa
He exrursiun. ON q visit 10 her son, and
|, Will spBna the remainder OF the season
m Asns Angeles
We had a pleasant Visit yesterday
Erurn DR.. j. H. DE Pay, Of Indiana, who
! lis here seeking inTestments. The news
( nf ymdEe Turpiels election viii he as good
ns ssalskin tidinss to him.
w 4 Perry, formerly Of the South
sr-n Hafafc C1mpany in San Francisco,
Hpd also in Los Angeles, is now with the
r \ CuIlfurnia Sguihara Railway, and will
Hoelk sspecially TO the orange business oi
thE1 camfany-
M. Lewis, nf Lewis Bros, OF this city,
will he married IN Saa Francisco ON the
aa1h INST. TO MiHs =. Gutenberg, daugh-
nsr of M. Gruanberg, the well known
wh0lssale hguor cealer of San Fran
CISCO. Mr. Lewis leaves to-day for tbs
nanrfh end expects to be gone about 1--WE
anDtiths.
Mir T.. B. Stephens of Texas. whs
has been visiting his relatives In Los
Angeles and VICINITY for some week.
past, wll soon rsturn to the biggest
CATTLE ranch in the world on which h
u EwHs In Texas- "Dick" sports som
fu,srO and full beard and resembles /;
cowboy Dd a refined type. May his cat
3 tle s9gn equal In nEmber the hairs IL
Ea,ds1rrne brown beard is the wish O
D his rnHry WARM friends hereabouts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
SPECTATORS, ATTENTION!
FOR SALE,
Central Improved and Unim.
proved Lots, Lands and
kauches.

l2oxso' ieet-SE corner Second md Olive
sts.. with house of IL roorS ther son; west
of the fine banking house now being built
and the lot just purchased for the siiy hall.
60xl00 feet--s-room two-story house IL
Also street. less than two and a hsli squares
east of TIE Baker block and the new Post
Office.
45xi5D feet-two-story 7:room house, SO
Alameda. north of First street.
House of 1 rooms, 4l2 Also street..
House anc lot J0x1lo feet, 9s Banning
street.
House and lot on Pearl street. opposite
public school,
PLAIN House and large lot on Hays S.,
East Los Angeles. near Downey eyenue.
Two lots on Pearl street, between First
and Second.
Lot 5oxi3s feet on Turner street
Two lots corner sanseyain and FROM
streets.
Lots OF 10, II or GO acres, in the Lick Tract.
not far from the Second Street Gable Roa3
and the Dummy Railsoad.
so acres in San Fernando Valley, near
Sepulveda railroad station; selected as sae
bes, land and location In every respect.
Stock ranch-3i55 scres; streams with
abund ance of water; some ine timber; part
good farming and alfalfa land: rs miles
west of Los Angeles, on sage road to Ven
tura: price very lew.
Improved tracts of alfalfa land near Dow
neg and Compto1.
The respective owners of these lots and
| lands, by the prices and terms, prove their
desire to sell quickly.
Apply to HUMPHREYS & RIGGIN,
js2s-6t % South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

J. W. Davis. Prescription Druggist.
TansiIl's Punch Cigars at P. O. Cigar Store.
Duc de Mor;ebello champagne at weyse
Bros
Horse blankets and buggy robes at Foy's
harness shop.
Frank Engler, Piano Maker, Tuner and
Regulator. 2l7 New High st.
Plush parlor s1its, easy chairs. New in
voice Just arrived at Aliens.
Carpets - fall patterns = now arriving.
Prices lower than ever. at Aliens.
Hot lunch at the Busch saloon. 80. a y.
Main street, from II 4. N. to 2P.M
If you want to furnish your house with
little money. call at ALIENS. 81 5. Spring st.
Ash, cherry and walnut bedroom sets.
Extra inducements offered this week at
Aliens.
The Compound Oxygen treatment at iI5l9
W. First street, Los Angeles E. 4. II
HUrlbert. ND.
Dr. Williams continues TO treat all heart.
threat and chest diseases By his nsw and
popular system Of medioatea inha.ations.
255 ". Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Eeksefffce Rustnexs.

For the month of january the work
In rhs pngtoffice summarizes as follows:
Number pf pieces delivered 2ls, $50.
nrnnbar of pieces received f9S, 1898. The
revenue ON local mail was sS3l. 75, and
the total rsxabue of the office aggregated
S6906. The expenses of the office agEre-
gatsd S2l6D, leaving q net revenue to
thB department on S4746. Tae ratio of
eKpnss is thirty-seTen psr cent of the
reHalpts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
SILKS! SILKS SILKS !!


object veS We uEsz the Is Fee1zy l.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
For Sale orExcbuupe.

For good Los Angeles property. Manu-
featuring business that pays so per cent on
invested capital, in a fast growing city of
q, ,0o0 population, A boaapzi for tie right
man. Inquire of Adams & Son, 7s North
Spring St, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Notice to Consumers of the Los
Angeles City XaIer COMPANY.

Tho regulations regarding sp,inkling
within the hours of G and A. n. aud and
sP. H. viii be strictly irforced from this
date. GHE L. A. CRY WATER Co.
Feb. ID 1857
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Boys & Young Mems Clothing

We
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Gther
Iout
.-o1 e2ota-7s-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Our Hats & Caps lOT Men & Boys


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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
The Electric Halfway H0mestea
ASSncinffnn

Hereby give notice that they have secured
Armory Hall tcity) for the use Of the pur-
chasers of lots in the Electric Railway
Homestead Association tract, and said pur-
chasers will meet in said hall at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, ON Tuesday. February s, 1857, for the
purpose of distributing said lots according
TO agreement between themselves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
To Eastern Ladies'.

Do you wish clear. healthy and youthful
complexion Camelline. pink or " white. will
preserve the skin from the evils OF the cii
mate of caliiornis and ;nsts ntly correct any
imperfection. Price OF Cameli;ne, fifty
cents,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
GentleInens' Furnishing Goods


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wears Sc - .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
EITR N Ter.

DO Won want good homer Ii so. and don't
waIIt TO give the earth for 1t. come aud see
me. lean sell you good ones IRON slu0O
IN, j w. browning, No. Z South Main ST..
eIsposite Opera House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Rrownsng Tract

Is the best tract for the money In the city.
Seeing is believing. Horse cars run through
the tract Streets are graded and sprinkled.
Fine two story houses on and all around the
trsct Price $50 TO $500: terms easy. For
sale 10y j. W. Browning, No. South Main
street, opposite Opera House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
DlEEJ.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

HEEk9ELIVELY-0n Thursday mornin 3,
January 26th. 1857, at the hons of his psr-
ents in Azusa. Tavern a. Heekenliveiy.
age - years months. Son OF nr. aid
Mrs. Jacob Heekenlively.
Funeral tlok place Friday ut eP.s
wAEDRON-In this city. sebruGry ?. Jere-
iliah Wsldron, aged 65 years.
Funeral will take placsfrom undertak-
ing psrIors OF Howry f Peck, Friday
morning February 9Th. at 70 O'Clock.
tChicago papers please copy.)
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Ourr Nine Eots Unsold.

The Jefferson street tract with all its
splendid improvements at $3.50 lot In
installments See advertisement OF the
southern California Land Co.. Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
The Electric Railway u 0mestead
AssOcaatiOn

Respectfully call to the attention of the few
who hsve not yet msie their payments IS
required previous to distribution, that the
time is short. and ask them to kindly com
plete payments promptly. Distribution Will
be at Armory Hall, February Sth, 1sS7.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
ladies Muslin MerinO Underwear-CorsetS


OF is
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-gsz IN ndars
n0lp
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ElaHifIIracI.

Hammock NJ Johnston has subdiyiied his
fine estste. Ella Hills tract and G A Sumner
q CO. will hold an auction there wednes-
dar. February ID. See the advertisements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Hotel Arcadia
j. w. Browning

Santa Monica. has elevator, electric bells,
gas. steam hea. in halls, 12o rooms, all mod.
ern Improvements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Awsck. 0urck.

Npv As the time TO invest. Mondonvilie is
now I'm the market. The tract Is already
suhdfvided. To-day is your time. to-moI-
row mRy be too late
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
R~vle HeHghtS.

See browning. No. Z. South Main. and
flae ride over Boyle Heights before you
bng Home On Building Lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

The Jefferson street tract with all its
splendid improvements at 500 q lot in in
stallments. See advertisement OF the
Southern California Land Co Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

NO. 4 eoER- sTnEEr.
!. 4 SgZT STREET.
RAEEHEz


Ghsiee pSsee n LIE Lick sr1es 10 arsds sS1
city property
5li- seres On Hfms of prp-ussd 1n-n--
ros1 Al IrzPrg-z5t y 51h S1e-s vsrie7S=s of
vines and trgess % in wines and 1d1 & in Hrees-
al N bearing IN W L1ns of wHae- lsa4set
orto the rzrea1- Gorue- and fins ar9z.GFke-
W II PaE ID per eEa5 the 1GzalasE peHr. ae9
Per Cent II Exe4Ee E13mahs. 1m1 s1ss Gas takes
4 Ene alfalfa rE=ca- - serss. .rnoa h0use.
ocehart and glEufs@= fire 5sar1a- A.xa2. w4as-
01 shei1r EaTI1rT h0gse and ilelnsaer with
h-es=1e-- &II eu1 TaR s0oz xlsEaFa 1Ae o0Ga-
1g yea T0oLs Gsd ain rsss aG SasBB-
NO. COURT $CgEEET.
lS1 Acres. shree mafEes zrVm ss=44 Ana
soCsz house, q r1s11s= harz- 5ezEss TWO R-r<-
sis a wE-1s. e,1un crib rs1eas for 6EssEiEg-
a Ssa- Elssls1 land no Irrls Hnsmn zer=sssgry-
ae-eS IN alfalfa a Eaus rEn.in N fog fas1e
= Ares It =EEEnDah= Acre in HsaUs ETmMts-
Il fruit trees Hmai Ii I'm wImssss % BeIess Ba-
IzzF-CTe,17 6-r90gz KsEuses WE'LL Ei@1 1na1a
and -iEE- n e1lssEP Property Sii44
81 ssrss sg PEza1enAs Sf@um1 3wlsf-
well Iz1Dc0FEs1= tine view Eve E2lmure=
frC-1 E. 3 s-Erl01- EueTr variety @d A-ua1-
wa-er stock also weIls SID pei aG1--
% acres of the EG-y best land Ii greRe1lR
CsIl6a- with EateT. a bargain A. sz9 per
afre- Easy rerunS-
Ieac-ez u-Ile s1alEh OF IG1IerslEa- Ss,aaA.
80 4c-es at compton Fine alfalfa r.aaIEss- :
20 s.Tes. Al set. wEM e4z 2sD 1@n4 th1s sesar=
Small mouse and acgnE-i. 2 srsesaRz wells.
9 miles 1-9m P o. zgs4 per acre
- acres Ut the plnErrs. old @rchR-d. F10d
house. El1IT1e- walk f-l01m xGsaHBm5 lI-ls of
wafer. PzId ID DER e,e1G- ON f% 218 lasa
Esa-- Cheap II 81. .ssll
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

Makes a specially Of Boyle Heights prop
erty. Cell and see him st No. Z South Main
street. opposite Opera House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Read This B4 U Buy.
sTgETT.
40. q CoUET sTEEET.
HOUSES AMID LvTE

nE-LzzIsl, Ezee --Uo-1 e8ezEEs- snrlEs he'd.
esiIzr. fire czste-u- gg9o,d aE-l. sHnH1g.
EGa-- I--DoE1 ea1asges every variety OF
1Iez1 Kind a. frlTns- p8ssexzlgn 5nzr7e-
ei4te1y =. see This g+ ez=E and stop pzyIzsE
rs1s7 1Ge laxn- E0Es-s. shade sm1 or
E@Eenl4l trgeS. s11le pATE1leEH- he6ge.
ete-- cheap sg slrsHL
lsSS-U0Gse and Inc WGaIsm Mill srNes- pscs-
session IL o2r<. imscaLHnrsm. PLAN. 1ess5B
3 % ezsh. baIxaGs r-nunhHF-
h8n.s ON HfHl slr-ssH- hgmse
r0or1s- g cory, mazErlg mzW. ggezy mot
erl InProEs-@z1- Iaz S9rEas 10 Al ey=
ssrl
Is5a-'s room e1etMz-. Erz-+rzass= FlDaFzr.
mean SIKH la5 sBtEl55 TO sn-ST- ssEer
CONNECTIONS seslii vxHme. s5zdG
HI acres nme e-as are e4sgEAa gruSula45-
ize sz1I1es Sd cor
NO. q GoCR- STREET.
Ts5-LoEe ' ka11@. Peszrl stree. nu-nA-. III
roorrs. lnc sarl6D. bGah- pEm1rr, rs ea1ss-
els, El-e ba-a mn1. e,Na4 sAsd ~ II wRzxr
al 1h-eEgh the hzssrse Er@ CELLAR anal
Gemen- nae0rs Gsscl'E miss m : saf #,lR-
ISGx-tzas5st zasrse sm1 R0ru GArwensrs. zsa
ISElg+ %alG eslslh- bEl.nesa 4. and .
yesrs- sEr-ein, s1disiG
T56x-New2-szGrF hzWser III rugrnx- FaErl0rs
ExI@ ezca- kf71 Gnst caA3 rEHFr. Eas
eis-izz. patent elaseHzr =lerlrle ellis. e-E4 u
-rz-es. -TAr1Is E1slzes, . e4g=e Ia. 4r1nR
pavement eEerr1hEzg r@znr.e4,es &-~7r
eias= and Bassess59n gwen 1iunnme4dEnasay-
l01 5lIb55 To Il 1ao1 slIey- ON lime of cars
FBd IN nEs1-e-z=s ne1Ea albsp-hro'7s1s Gaas-
e.ge buy &S1o-T szHRse FsTl@s
M fmIs7-yrF ~TtrEvEF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Alis MnxxaK ILL., MaRa1s.
EHwerxi6e, Enl
Los AEsnzzs CAn.- Wow n. 1ssG.

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Mi-s GlsarE F0aslhea- wthD Hives meGr the
Ten PIE sHree1 rc.s..rvodr. sEys---t.M ham 4
bsgAm rrzA-nnsun with DIR NJ Ela10r MiTl-
hEEss, Iunsz n nst4. uhe 1es1nrs said / WIS
In the =se,grn snare of consumption They
ALSO nald nry rg EIrIwEs 1iaFr 0 could nnr live
lnuE- Was very had nj dihRf Ii1ne. ersarf-
fmg IErrz gHuEr tInie$ of 1Sns hrCnl INV auI,r
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. esrmleLr EfG& DR. WhnlEHnnk bs.rsm 10 i'm
prBSe and IN 6ew HDpns1Hs enlIarely rt.ocTF-
ed M kGaI1f- we1zh hBs t1rahmus5 perm n
mazs In every psnEale'RhEr. nlTh0uEh II il
nsngE Gxsr two FtarY 4znGe I Mlak areaaed br
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Fgrsrns dsx1rlnI srenn-relt Rry this frs.eru
of u-ge1iEe can ms1thE remedies AT harna = y
we'll As al esur @iiasen and whsEh Will narss|
NO fmenaEe l5knge az MAa1rEnee TO busautss,
wkzE-zvar-
have seen 500 NANNY ct these csBss eurad
That I do uEG cuGlsh.er amy eRsse htTseless nm
Less k1h lnaAsx Ers sss-1aslfg y imvnlaxd EF<snl
then the fnhhlEa1nnx aid ws ina edlRtol win fIas1
r1lzezrs amt In eDuzrBE1an,r md Aezaduar fb<
ezEfries, wlshfA nrrhiGE ease csm % with
the same szEesreax- The very best retars,arr IN
ruU thz5ss alrentr esurxsd
COxsULTA1EOS FREE-
Tknse Who d<stre To eumzsulr Win ma sni
regard To fhedr cEssea had heduer eaal nj t1,rl
odfce tsr cBrzrlrn11ou EDd exBnninHrifu bufI
If I'm mpassfhle 10 do 50 Gum write fnr a couv
oe m7 Mestbeal fren1aEs- nnnrAaui1g Q asst 81
quxzfi1nG A&&reHs
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zs gsE1k Main srr<sx. Los Anrelss. C.n.5
06cE hs1u fsum t3e ~ u 10 r. Il \
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

sIIlSo ~ - - osuL 0send - Il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

Property cali on ]. W. Browning, No. 2
South Main street. opposite Opera House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
DOr0.

Read advertisement under caption of
"Speculators Attention." on the eighth
page.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Window Blinds, Shades and C0rniCe Poles

sus1
hsye Dft9 ss1=,s Osss1s 1a hssg seEa fee
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
War Department. signal service
U. q. Army.

Division of kilograms and Reports for the
beneit of Commerce and Agriculture Re
port of observations taken 81 Los Angeles.
California. February ?. 1857:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Holmes & Scott,
For Boyle Heights

Dealers in coal. wood. hay and grain. l57
Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Consumption Can be Cured!
This has been deramszrarsa I'M 1huuusn7ds
of cases treIEai by
Dr. M- Hilton Williams.

III
of eAses treIIs1 by
Dr. M- Hilton Williams.
eT5 ~ Tztn So, Les Angeles.
- I-a hlS uaw sTsrem of Me1aaeane5 ImIhaas-
gissns 8-adnssd wn1@ prwgsu esRmsnaHu-amaal
remedies far z1e AuTgr- sn9alBE1~ sioo5, efd-
Pr05G5Gy us0 sFz1szn of PrRedIce ever
as that I1r-wnwGes1 by d. w alHaBws for 1he
eLre0 GE1Eru1- Ilhraa1 Bls.sEss.ss z gznrffl15x
Asthma and G@9slzHB1I8n-
+, Over --s asaB e;Ases arssEaea GEr5pg the usRss
. years. f.r ss8an@ fDrza Of hslG- aAroaa 0r
lImE rruuble-
Tne following Ia aInnp5e OF the huaareds
OF 1zsze-fng Tea Inr2cSAs gIve1=
Los ASssHzHs- CaI-- Sept III 1Ess-
DR. NJ HGLrU1 W1l1nAM<=
pEaz -1Ea-I hEve b.seau c0m1e-1Faaa1Ing for
s.-1E Hlrze past making u sanHsnnHnr of INV
csEse ans. the btne1H 1 htHve derived frcan
Fe1r Ers4-Me1r- rs-1sD@zrlng how
something OF uins kind frwun PERSON in 1ne
cry 90 w111z I c0szl1 have Referred w2el
first es-1s 10 Los Angeles freHn my Aone in
New YerE state
1zna1 been sszSesTmr foo several gsarx with
Wa4t vzrIsuz p@y s5es im The Eas1 p q
uaGnsssf @eAr@1Ie Ehcsrsaesd lArFmrEd6s-" I
sIaa- Considerable 1tmne aa a1e Cald4pn Sara-
tI-I-Tz- and employed th= S.esd asaacEi
skill e1EIl1 Emd- Gll wirhnsut EE8F Eserrna-
nen1 bsnalhz. ami q BEss Ee.s1rr our Eaznalv
piEsiscissz ree8n11zsz11et l@- Angeles For
a u me- rnnocuEesz. aDt then h,ssgga TO 70
5aeE@a-4 And all EF 5Drrnsr sFnn3s1ras ne
tMrussl
Thruuyh Il n-ea5ca1 f-5.@a / WINS 5adnrea
Tn rrv Es8EEr rresETrBeu1. WhlG4 I did AuEuSt
- Isl heezHrne Very nnmEA disc snrRkea
al slrnes, bl1 pesrsssrerE,4- M / felt Elrnas.
dss2erz5e And KNEW OF m0GEfng else 10 purn
to- NJ usr'ss1 urwu1le RzImg Hsg-xrR1aa 1F
a ssriBEzs s1ErnIGh @hfaG;zl1y- nnaGe 5a very
ObsrilE5e desll with ami M last afts.r rse.r-
ssTerins< Dor a uiirnE with the ase of FOur
rem-essIes e81fslhsr Ezz permanently cured
IL thls will be of amy wEIEse H0 YDn p0u ere
. 81 Ferfec1 EBerrF T@ Ese n RiRp TO rsGsr amy
GnEs l0 MY nn5IAAeTn lay Mus'nEn1- or rmTsald-
Very lrWlv gUIrs~ MAS D. d. WILEY
sEl 0Elve sa- Los Angeles. CRl
NG@M41As CALL Sept o. Hsse-
Dr. WulzAMs=
Desr 5zr-I Srlrs to- -zHl yiyu Aow uamrh
thazk EUu SBr what FOE hUvs 3rsne me My
eararrh zmG dEsfnesE, whleh have ha,en u
burden To mse foo 40 hDG.r uirnt are ssnsiy~sr
eyr-ez1 and nv -eslsrEH hs-ll1h no rnluen inn
prBxes. uhlE1l ieel Like u dlGi5tmf-r persn1
ThanEInG y0Gu .gEin 51r Egun anAng lesas
Gf Ellat-eaE. I'M resrscrfHlnF yosnrs
MISS AAEIE EgcMkRnls-
EsTEEsawa- Oe1 IL. asss. =
Ta tine NANNY ues1HmnnnllEls w0p by Dr.
v williams III gIves me E9ssEslre GD add mr
nesriy ruas yesnrs hss1 hs.,tn sau5er5nE from
thraal ard lmmF rramBley hrpeugH ON pr t,a-
rarrin Hhd urie1 MnHlF RENE lies I'm 1hA
meantime hU1 6ounl only asruyerrEr-F rag5ff
Afser TWO nnnmnha ursaE1nll=sln- P-astrzbsa by
Dr. w allErrlSs my e8l1Eh Left ne aaInEtrhrr
and NOW hEre mo- FaHn nm E1y tlzral1 or
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Southern California
LAND COMPANY,

LAND COMPANY,
ga North Main strees Baker block
CHILDS TRACT.
URMsToN MAcr.
CITY CENTER TRACT,
WILLIAMSON TRACT.
Howes Tract. Eleventh-strees Block, Etc.
The Jeffersoa street Tract,
Located in the southwest quarter of the city |
THE WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS
Sow soIss FORWARD,
And near the new Vermont ave- csbie road.
Io2 Lots at So9o Each.
Size of Lots, 5Oxi36.
First payment. $50
Monthly payments SO
Without interest
SEVEN SPLENDID RESIDENCES
Now being s.sos erected the Contact ggsa to
the buildings in the course
OF construction
ALL THE STREETS TO BE GRADED.
Lots one-haif the Price of the
Present Boom!
LOCATION ON THE SOUTHWEST cozSEg OF
JEFFERSON STREET AND WESTERN
AVENUE.
W-ONLY rO2 Lor rs.~
SEVEN ELEGANT RESIDENCES.
Costing from s1Ioo to ss.s-a. GO with the
property. the whole DeIng
SOLD on THE HOMESTEAD PLAN
The same as all the tracts which this COM
pdny has successfully placed before she
public. and which are above named
DIVISION OF zHE TRACT MAT "a. rss7.
The nooA' are =, Now OPEN
LEADING ILL CONPETITBaS
An the Race for Trade,
JOE BAYER & CO..
go North Vain street.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND JoBEaRs
California WiEeSald BTandieS
KENTUCKJ wHIsKIES,
I N p d h r r y LIQ RS.
KInfandeI. Rnslfsg, Hocx.
eJTEDxL, PORT. SHERRY. ANGELICA.
MuscAr. 7okAY. Err.
Also. ) 20 10 yesr-o7dTwhisly for medicinal
Finest French Brzziies. Sin, BLACK cer-y
Wine, Blackberry Brandy. Cider. ghani-
f4sne, sts-
CADL or
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70 North .fain street..
F~Lowest Prices and Free DeIivsry-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-26
Features of the Banana Trade

The midalemen in the banana business
purchase their stock at the wharves as
soon as the vessel begins to unload. They
buy from 100 to | 800 lunches at time
and cart them Immediately to the cellars,
where they are ripened. The banana
reaches this country in an extremely green
condition. Upon reaching these cellars
the punches are hung on hooks suspended
in rows along the ceiling. In the center
Of the cellar is gas or oil stove, which is
generally so regulated as to preserve
temperature of 60 or 20 dogs. Fahrenheit.
Here the fruit ripens gradually until it is
ready for the retailers.
Sometimes however, when the demand
is large for the ripened food, the cellar is
heated to - dcgs., and sometimes even 50
dogs, but ut this temperature the banana
is apt to ''cook, y rs it is called and lose
its flavor In general the temperature of
the cellar is varied as the condition Of the
fruit demands If the fruit is chilled,
high temperature is imperative.
Some little time ago ice boxes were in
troduCed to the ripenng rooms. In the
top of the box is "A large apart ment into
which the ice is put while underneath
long dripping pans of galvanized iron are
placed. The heat from the gas stove con-
verified the ice into water. which slowly
runs down into the pens below. There it
quickly evaporates and reaches the top of
the room where the bananas are hung.
This addition was at first regarded as
great Improvement, for it ripened the
fruit evenly and brought out golden
color on the skin; but it was found that
when ripened in this manner the fruit was
extremely delicate, and that it spoiled al
most Immediately when exposed to an
open atmosphere
The banana must be nursed as carefully
as child. Any sudden change of tenn
perature or exposure to inclement weather
is very sure TO produce bad effect. The
fruit may be ripened in twenty four hours
from the time of its arrival, but it is
much better if n longer time is taken
In the transportation of this fruit very
great care is used. The punches are first
carefully embodied in paper bags and then
packed in patent heated cars. These cars
contain oil stoves, and are fitted with pat
ent ventilators, which preserve an even
temperature about the fruit New York
Evening World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-26

The so called sportsman" is being
magnificent in appearance and tremendous
in pretensions, Like the lilies of the field,
he tolls not. neither does he spin, but Sol
ONION, in all his glory, was most assuredly
not arrayed like one OF these. A corduroy
suit with innumerable pockets, a pair of
expensive waterproof boots, SLOUGH hat
drawn carefully over the eyes, game bag
of ample proportions and unstained by the
blood of slaughtered fowls, and shotgun
of the most approved make and highly or
namented, are the inseparable concomi
tants of this class of hunters.
Two fields are open to them-the duck
grounds along the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys and the prairies of Kansas
and Arkansas Owing to the difficulties
of transportation, they very seldom visit
the Indian territory, where game exists in
the greatest abundance. By no means the
least important member of the party is a
dog. Those least experienced choose the
setter, but n single seasons experience
proves that this animal, however use nj in
the open coverts and well watched coun-
try of the eastern states, is of little value
among the arid tracts and burr covered
thickets of the western states. The short
haired pointer is, therefore, generally pre-
ferred. but the bench shows, so popular
in the Mississippi valley, have greatly in
jured the breeding of dogs for purely
sporting purposes, and the animal geuer-
ally taken out by the amateur sportsman
is, as a general thing, beautiful to behold,
but of little practical use.-Globe- Dem
ocrat